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Beware of Ointmentsf for Catarrh that
routn;YS

BeWare OfOintmentS1 1Of CatarFh thNt
Contain Mercury,
as Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell
and completely derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucus surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. Cheney &Co., Toledo o., con-
tains no mercury and is taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
that you get the genuine, it is taken Internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F J Cheney Co,
ey"sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-14

THE Pennsylvania Senate passed
bill abolishing hanging and substituting
electricity.
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Combines, In a proportion peculiar to Itself,
the active medicinal properties Of the best
blood-purifying and strengthening remedies
Of the vegetable kingdom. 1t will positively
cure when in the power OF medicine
Spring Debility, Headache, Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, and all Diseases
caused by a low state of the blood.
~ suffered three years with blood poison.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and think am
cured" MRS. NJ J. DAVIS, BrOekport, N. Y.
floods sarsaparilla beats all others, and
is worth its weight in gold" I. BARRING
TON, 13O Bank Street, New York City.
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THE Michigan legislature gives a re-
ward for every sparrow killed.
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Statement Of the Condition
Ohio Farmers
INSURANCE co.
3lst Day of December, 1856.

Every year since the organization of the COM
pany in 1884, its income has exceeded it's expendi-
lures. Issues plain, liberal policy, permits the
out extra charge and pays for live stock killed by
lightning on the farm. 1t endeavors to do exact
justice in the settlement Of every loss and offers
the lowest rates which will guarantee to its policy
holders absolute protection. also have full line
OF other good companies, the Home of New York
included. can save you money by calling at my
office over A. Bradley's store, on Washington St,
Napoleon, Ohio. ST.. LONG, Agent.
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RAILWAY ties only last about one
tenth the time required to grow them.
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THE NORTHWEST
az OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND CO.
NAPOLEON, o., APRIL IA, 1887.

THE Democrats elected q Governor
in Rhode Island last week. .....
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Purifies the Blood

"I was for five years sufferer with
boils, all run down, and was at one time
obliged to give up work. Before taking
all Of two bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, was
entirely cured" R. NJ. LANE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
"I was severely afflicted with serofula,
and for over year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and consider myself entirely
cured" C. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Made
only by c. 1. HOoDg& CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Mars is evening star until the Oath,
and then becomes morning star.
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DIR. NJ. J. MARVIN,

Physician and Surgeon, Napoleon, o.
OFFICE at residence, nearly opposite the Miller
" House, Perry street.
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FARMERS, LOOK HERE !

Will stand for the improvement of stock the com
ing season as follows: Mondays and Tuesdays
fornoons, at F. A. Woodward's; then at Caleb
Wheeler's until Wednesday noon, then at s. s.
Kings until Friday morning, Fridays and Saturdays
at Liberty Center.
Clyde is q dark bay, 16 hands high, and weighs
1000 pounds. His large proportion of bone and
muscles give him great strength and activity. His
stock is such that the most fastidious can find no
fault, and display that freedom of limb combined
with gracefulness of action together with the pow
eHfal muscles and lofty carriage which makes them
much sought for and ready sale.
TERMS: TO insure $40; money due when mare
is known be with foal and mare and foal will be
held for insurance money until paid.
apl14-8t F. A. WOODWARD, Owner.
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"I tried dozen articles to cleanse my
blood, but never found anything that did
me any good till 1 began using Hoods
Sarsaparilla." w. II. PEER, Rochester, N. Y.
"My wife was troubled with dizziness
and constipation, and her blood has been
in a bad order-in fact she has beeni all
run down. Hoods Sarsaparilla is doing her
a wonderful amount Of good" F. M.rBALD-
WIN, druggist, Manchester, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Made
only by c. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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DITCH NOTICE.

tn all Lot and Municipal Private 10
~ "' ~ affected byth Improvement Herein Designated
soFFcEH EHeyCo
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ihUr auu Moro,

The surviving Anarchists aro not satis.
lied. They want more. But We think it
Is not blood they want so much ss money.
Tho hanging Of four OF the Hsymarkes
murderera aud imprisonment otthres has
impressed with Wholesome seriousness
many men heretofore numbered among
the coa:tiou;ora to ths various funds.
TheHe men have concluded TINT there ia
not sufficient rsa,on for them to pay for
the privilege Of getting drawn into acrapes
with the possibility Of being pulled out Of
them with ropes around their necks.
Some oil them, too, have realized that
however desirable and profitable q state of
anarchy might DO, the big majority Is on
tho other side, and that this same major
ity contains ,nen as bravo aa Anarchists
are desperate,
But men who have been living by etir.
ring up other men will not pin themselves
down TO hard work without q struggle,
They will issue more proclsmat;ons in the
hope OF drawing out more money. If they
mean anything o ~aerious, that is bad
for them. II they have tasted blood, the
polics havo tasted law, and that was bad
for tho Anarchists.
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WHEELING. W. w.. NOVEMBER 80. 1881


There Is 70: " man who has followed
the CAGE wac toss not believe Jake Sharp
to b ogul'sy o! tue c!ino OF which no hau
barn convicted. De had every oppor'
tuni'y to defend himself that q we'll hl.ed
pocket bo'k Elo'd2. Ho fought hard
Rgainst his lle, but the jury convicted
him and the court sentenced him 10 the
pe%ni'ent!fry. His counsel Kept up q de-
fenat7e tire, aud now o higher court Elves
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Garter n.rr,.on,s Bath in japan.

VNbkv " I'd rH#.3 #arH|H| NH" ..H#a.I "H.ANEE.
Then one Of the girls tells MS tho bath
Ia ready. We undfssa and pull on o robe.
a girl shows US the bath room. It 10
down stairs, and has only a Japanese
screen to shut or the gsze Of tho habltuea
Of the house. The tub is o round wooden
vat sbou! four feet deep. You put your
foot In 10 try the temperature. The foot
at once takes tho hue OF q boiled lobster.
You nearly shrek. The girl laughs and
empties n pail Of cold water In 1t, You
then wait Tor her TO 10 out. She does not
budgc. You can't to save you think OF
Japaneeo enough TO tell her TO Eit. Fl.
nally, by o lot Of awkward signs. you get
her beyond the screen. but not an inch
further. There she stands and waits. as
innocently ga did good old Eve when
Adam poured into her willing ears his
first declaration Of nndyiny affection.
There orc things that try mems souls
and call for heroic courage. One can scale
the bristlins wall, can march into the
mouth OF q hot-thrnated cannon, can
mount the ecadold with the shining axe
Rlislening In tho sun, car tell the girl he
loves how be would win and wed her, can
make q maiden speech In the House of
Representatives.. But these orc easy tasks
compared to that Of getting into q hot bath
with q pretty Japaneue girl looking at you
through a rattan ecreen-lookiug ct you,
too, with 40 much Gang ftoid as II che
was seeing a 3.months.old baby ntripped
OF its little flannel shirt.
Finally patience gives out, you drop
your robe and lump In. Good heavens,
tho pail Of cold water did cool the thing,
but the furnace. 10 still adding caloiic.
You feel much az did the poor Japanese
martyrs when, q few hundred years ago,
the heather wretches boiled them into
grease. You forget the girl and every.
thing else, and jump GU. thoroughly
clothed, |. O., clothed in scarlet skin. All,
these nrc things which try mend aoula.
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Tnmins tho sleeping Unr Porter.

Down in Miasisoippi two pasaengera on
a Pullnsn car desired 10 retire earlier
than tho porter thought advisable. Posi-.
bly, he wautad 10 torcs ont o! them q re-
taiaBr before striking them for the custom.
AIRY FEC IL the morning. At all events the
porter refused to make up tho bsrths Tor
the pa5nensera whom they wanted him to
do it, s1d they gat up all night.
But tho much abused passengers did
more. Thay brought suit in Yickaburg
AMI made the company bad up their
woupds with $3.50. The company will
take this out OF the portss's hide by dis.
charging him; bu! tho company will not
sto2 there. 1t will DO careful to inetruct ita
portorG to make up berths when they are
asked to perform that official function.
On a railroad not moro thun u thousand
miles from Wheeling the writer had q
little expsrieLcs rather different from that
OF the mississippi trsye!era, but quite as
e1as2srating. Long before he desired &c
rise the posser aroused him with tho in
formation inst It was Slime to git up"
The paGaenger said he differed with the
porter TO the extent OF about two hours,
and no did no. wish to be disturbed. Soon
the porter cGmo again, remarking that
nov II il lime 10 git up aho' 'nough."
he explained that his time for making up
had arrived, and no wanted everyb body Up
and out. Whether, a jury woula havo
thought lhst woy!h $3.50. cannot DO ssid,
but co grea! Il s!sa;n On q mans moral
character is worth ZONE compensation.
The sleeping car compcnies have been
allow to realize that thsy sustain any sub.
stantisl relalionn to passengers beyond
charging thom roundly for what they get
and making them pay the greater part ofthe
compensation oil potters. Travellers have
stood this with a patience which does
them little credit. Now there is q grow
Ing revolt, and 1t promises to force much
needed reform.
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A DRUMMER WITH PLUCK
Travels Around the World With Thirty .twu
Trunks Filled With Samples,

sttAA AAAA y
Trunk Filled With Samples,
Philadelphia Reeord.
Mr.. F. B. Wheeler, Of Sydney, New
South Wales, who was in this city a few
days ago, is vol known to American
manuiacturers as NJ extensive and eEer.
getic traveller. Although a. praaent locs-
ted in Australia, he is native OF Virgins,
and until recently he was III business on
this eide Of tho world. A few years seo
MIR. Whsele. mGde o two years trip for d
syDdicate OF American menufac turers,
which was quite o novelty in it's yey, and
was no email achievement. When Ia this
city he described his %journeyings. He
said: II star tod from New York on Aug
ust 4, 1883. with thirty-two trunka and
CAGES full Of samples, which included
nearly everything OF American manuiac.
tuse from q jack-knife to a cabinet oresn.
l went overlsnd to San Francisco thence
to Japan, where l remained for Eve
months, From Japan I went to
China. and 1 visited the principal
ports and many interior citiea. Leav-
ing Hong Kong, l visited Mauilla
and 1loilo, in tho Philippine Islands, and
thenco went to Singapore. Following the
coast, l went TO Penang, and then up TO
RsnIoon, in British Burmah. Calcutta
and various portions Of India were next
visited, and then I began TO retrace my
atepa over much the same route. reaching
Nsw York again on July 81, 1885. In ali
my travelingthrough n,range lsnds ! Jour
nsyed alone, and beaidea the English Ian
auags l had nothing but q smattering OF
spnnieh and plenty Of cheek 10 help me
along. I made use of the natives wher-
ever | went, and when I travelled inland it
took quite q caravan to carry all my bag.
gage. visiied about twenty ports, and
in each OF them I had to unpack and 70.
pack all my thir!y-two trunka and CAGES.
! managed to get along without much diff.
hculty, and | mado the trip pay hand
somely. l IVES amused at the way I was
regarded by the English merchants in The
English ports. They told me that I muut
have n pretty good cheek to try to put
American goods in thor markets when
in our own markets VIC had such q barrier
against Englieh goods in the shape Of a
high tariff"
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Lottery Ticketn Furnish q Wedding OUTFIT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 19.-south Port.
land, Just acrors the harbor, is ell apoy
over q bit OF romance. For months Louis.
lana State Lottery tieketa have beon ex.
tenslvely dealt out here, and a few per.
nons hsva had windfAlls Of fortune. A
Young man named Cole and his betrothed,
Miss jackson, in somewhat poor circum.
stances, concluded to try their luck, and
each paid fifty centn for one.tenth of q
whole ticket. At the October drawing
they found, by reading the schedule Of
winning tickets, that theirs had drawn
5000. It Is understood that their wed.
ding cards are now in the hands OF the
printer New York Sun Octohar 20 DAN
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a ~ Right.

In Now York it 10 noticed that women
arc drifting mo,e and more into going to
public reaorts without male eocorts. Why
not? Wherever n woman may 70 with
propristy she should be able to 70 by her.
aolf or with others Of her SEX. She
should no longer ba reduced to hay
ing TO wait lo- sn escort or otay at home.
shs is not in danger Of being attacked by
lndianu, wolves or bears, and the brlgands
who hover on the borders Of civilization
to steal beauty for a ransom are not often
met with in our populous communities.
II should be as safe Tor women to so to
the theatre or elsewhere without male
escort SO though supported by q brigade
OF cavalry. In the main it is 80, and If
the women will insist thati t shall alwayg
DO 30. public opinion and tho police will
see that tho right Of we'll behaved women
to 20 where they pleaHe at all times 10 not
interfered with. The women have the
club in their own hsnda.
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HoMEopATHY.-skillfu medical "ads''
depicting manifold symptoms leading 10
all sorts Of direful results, make many i'm.
sglne danger whore there is none. Don't
let such stuff have Influence and don't
make a medicine depot Of the stomach.
When sick SO to a non.advertiaing physi.
clan or look up indicated Homeopathic
medicine, take a doae or two and the
chances are TINT will end the trouble.
Druggists keep our medicines. BoERlcKg
& TArEL, Homeopathic Pharmacists. Es.
tsblished 1885, l0l1 Arch street, Phila.
delphis, Pa, 627 smithield street, Pitts.
bureh.
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DIED.

CHAMBERS On Monday afternoon November %,
1877, MANY B.ttD MCLAIS, widow OF the late
Thomas +. Chambers.
Funeral services At the residence Of her brother,
John g. McLain, Rsq, llls chapline street,
this "Wednesday AFTERNOON Of 2 O'Clock.
Friends Of The family arc respectfully invited.
Intormppt p,icafo a
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N. P. Holland, Postmaster, Rockaway
Beach, Long leland, N. Y, was entirely
cured Of dyspepsia md rheumatism Of six.
teen years standing by taking two Brand
reth'a Pills every night for n month. Dur
Ing the month he took them he gained
eight pounds In weight.
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BUDGEr.

Kansas has t%wcnty.three colleges.
Coffee is named after Mount Cafa,
'Abysainia.
Ammonia Ia 90 called because Jupiter
Ammonia priests used to prepare 1t.
Husking corn by means Of a thrashing
machine 10 the new agricultural wrinkle,
and it is getting to be very popular in
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E'OR SAIIE7
ZEAL ESTATE.
FORS

No % Zane street, three roomed Houte; gtound
Lot l47 aud 20 feet OF No al ScCollocN street,
81 900. 800
small House, No. III Alley H; ground full lot.
No 1871 Alley Il, a good substantial frame
house; ground II iall lot. frlcc SLIGO.
No ls5 q, d No. 100 Eiphte onth street.
NO. 7seL MGrkctstrs OF, 81 800
Eleven Lots on touth side oil High street, square
80, SIS each.
Lot No. $, fquara 20. Char street, $50.
each. 800"
East half OF LotNo. 90 Eighteenth street. being
west o. houFe No: III Eighteenth street, 81 00O.
Lot NO. IA sonth side OF seventeenth street., cast
Of house No. zoo Seventeenth sirret, 81 100
$50. '
Building sites north sIde OF Niueteeuth street,
east Of Woods street, SIG 50 a front foot
10, no, 10 Elliot street, near the eas. end o!
l%eiith street, formerly walnut street 500.
Lot south OF House No, SS0l Eoff street, s. 600.
HOUSE No. A. Maryland street, n substantial
bflcs house OF four rooms and Kitchen, With a
good cellar; Can DO bought for 1850
LOT NO. ~ southwest corner OF Maryland and
North Broadway, 81 COZ.
Ground corneripg on Virginia and soutn YORK
streets. fronting on VtIginil street CO feet and on
SCUM YORK street l20 feet, 5000.
Rouse Nc. 100 Twelfth street, a large frame With
nouss on alley, ground, q full lot; Can be bought
Is Acres Land suitable for marke, gardening;
olataht from tho city one mile and a quarter, 5000.
- #E...
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

No.ica IL hereby given that Al a gtpo,aI ue,,,,,
q. tho Sseol holdtrrai the West vifglnis Il Ifn,syvss
M!n!uv Company. held On tho 22d 1ar OF SoxstHSS
Der, 1881. a 1tr3o InsIoritY Of tn stock Mine e MN
Spt and voted IN favor thereof, the following ieSo,
lQtlOi was Adoptedn wv
iesoly'd. That tho bushes, Of this corpo,O,l,,
be Discontinued. ]. II. PIPES Pr y
"mERLING. W Va. Novl2s. lSs7 naq, ~:
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-MAN TO TAKE CuArop
w OF sales. New Business. palary or cav.
mission; state which pteIerrof. Liberal indGSc.
a new line Of Fitc-pto0f n o. at slnh lDS ITlSs.
they meet with ready tale among Farnen frOlS.,,
tional and Businrss 'cn everywhere, Blh, asII,I,
IS inches, ho pounds 49, retail Other sIrS1 in
aAEE 60 Clncinn.tl. OhtL nolSuls"
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Grand Opera House,
TRAVEhERS' GUIDE.

a RRlYAL and DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Ns-On and after Nov. 20, lss7-EPLA-
NATION OF RK7RaySGR M tHs. DAILY. tSundsy
cxceptcd: Monday ext epted. saturday cI.
copied. SUNDAY only Rster standard time; y
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TOR RENT-LABEJLE AVENUF
u HALL. Threettory bull Sing. Rent Oh s..ih
Apply 10 aEoRGE CARL, corner Of Chapiine .pa
AAbelc b''Coir. nHgs
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WHEELINGf& ELM GROVE R. r.
w On and after Monday, Octobsr ri Iss7
trains on the Wheeling d Elm Grove RAILROAD viii
Leave Wheeling: u
$50 a NJ. 200 a m, Q q m. ll:Co a m, 80 y m s.u
p M 5:9 p m, go pm, 900 N. s''
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
600 a N, 1855 a N 9:S5 d m, l1:s5 a m, o.o5 n M
4:os p m. SIS p m, 7:s5 p M, 9:85 p m.
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:lo a m, 7:<S a m. 1000 a M, 1850 p N, $50 D m.
Wv p N, o:lo p M 500 N, lo:0op N, ~
Arrive At Wheeling:
o:4o a N $40 a N: 1875 q N. los . N, sos D m.
100 p NJ e:4' p IN, s:S p m, 1850 p n. -
soNDAYs-Leave the city at 800 a m. and run
evSiS nouf unul 9:N p Leave wheeling PARK
aty:o9 n, aud run every hour until 10 D n, q.
cept me church train, which will leave the Part
t9;4S q N, aud city at lis p m. 800
Y oc0 U. HIRSCH, eupt,
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RFNT
~ Apply at Il Fifteenth street. MOI,
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FOR RENT

Acres Land suitable for market gardening;
ut irom tho city one mile and aquafter, 5000.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-07-20

~. 1t shall be the duty of the Secretary
of State, after the adjournment of this
General Assembly, TO make out the form
of registration book and certificates to be
made and used rs herein provided, and
to furnish the same to the Public Printer
forth with, and il shall be the duty of the
said Public Printer 10 make up and bind
in the usual form one registration book,
with a certificate thereon for each voting
place in the State also the duplicate Ger.
tifcate and the county certificate, and send
the same to the several shcrifs, who shall
see that they are delivered and used at the
various voting places as herein required.
IS. That any officer failing to do or per.
form any of the acts or duties cnjoined
upon him by the third, fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh sections of this act, shall be
subject to a fine of five hundred dollars
$780, to be recovered by indictment OF
any grand jury in any court having juris
diction thereof, and shall, upon conviction,
be removed from Office by the court in which
said conviction is had.
.. That il shall be the duty of the
Secretary of State to have this act advcr
tised i'll one weekly newspaper in each
county of this Commonwealth, wherein
there is such paper published, for -four
weeks, and in one of the daily papers OF
the city of Louisville for thirty days immc
diatcly preceding the election, and IN
every county said Secretary shall cause q
he posted NJ the COURTHOUSE door copy OF
this act, printed in hand-bill form, for al
least four consecutive weeks before such
election.
10. 1t shall be the duty Of the Public
Printer to print ten thousand copies of this
act upon separate sheet of paper and
deliver them tn the Secretary Of State, who
shall forward the same to the county clerks
of the various counties in this State il
such numbers as to provide at least tive
copies thereof for each voting precinct; said
clerks shall deliver the same to the sheriff:
or other officers acting in the place thereof
and il shall be the duty Of such sheriff oil
other officer to post one copy of said act
Mt each voting place, and another copy al
some other suitable public place in SAID
precinct four weeks prior to the election
Amy officer failing to discharge the dutie.
prescribed in this section Of this act shall
be fined for each and every failure twenty
dollars, TO be recovered in any court having
jurisdiction thereof.
: IL. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved January Is, 1886.